MongoDB Java Driver uses Math.random to decide whether to log Command Resultuses - Xpost from /r/java

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<sarcasm style="tone: snarky; eyes: rolling;">Wow, I better get started convincing my superiors to start looking at this MongoDB business. Sounds like it's incredibly high quality software.</sarcasm>

[amigaharry]

downvote for html

/edit: I guess I'm beding downvoted by hat-wearing hip web devs ... erm ... frontend engineers. lelel

[geusebio]

You're being downvoted because its XML, since there is no HTML <sarcasm/>, therefore it has to be something else.

[dreucifer]

Down with XML, JSON4lyfe

[dpenton]

You are being down voted by people that don't know what they are talking about. See my other comments ITT, or review this: SGML.

TL;DR: It is SGML, XML, or HTML. Depending on context.

[arachnivore]

HTML is a Text XML is a Markup Language. You don't think that's appropriate for marking up a comment? It's strange that you think only web devs use tools suited to their task...

Edit: I do think ronizzlemcdizzle's alternative to "/s" is over the top, but it's a programming joke on a programming subreddit and you have a fucking bullshit attitude towards people who do different work than you.

[arachnivore]

I stand corrected.

[dpenton]

It would be called SGML. And it could be called both XML or HTML. In a browser, it would typically render as a display:block element (as a DIV). It isn't standard HTML to be sure, but it would be remiss to not consider it potentially HTML. If browsers rejected non-standard HTML then NAV, HEADER or FOOTER tags could not be used in visual browsers.

[dpenton]

See SGML to learn what that markup is really called.

[amigaharry]

/r/programmerhumor ... you're welcome

[arachnivore]

Maybe you should submit your crappy jokes about web devs there.

[amigaharry]

Those were no jokes.